colour) and line drawings 63s.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
By Kate Seredy Phi lomena
"Charming."—News Chronicle. "It has the placid simplicity of the peasant folk among whom Philomena grows up, and the dancing gaiety of a fairy tale."—Good
Housekeeping los. 6d. Illustrations by the author
The Chestry Oak
The story of an Hungarian boy who goes to live in the U.S. "Wisdom and gentle- ness, humour and excitement, and beautiful drawings, especially those of horses, will make this book long remembered."
—Time and Tide izs. 6d. Illustrated by the author
The inside story of the communist invasion of Tibet, and of the author's long imprisonment and brain-washing by the Chinese. "Outstanding for several reasons . . . although it is extremely exciting, it is at the same time objective and factual."—Sunday Times. BOOK SOCIETY RECOMMENDATION (3rd Imp. Illustrated 18s.
The R.N.V.R.
KERR & GRANVILLE
In this history of the R.N.V.R. from its earliest days to the present, "the authors have covered a wide field with a thoroughness that deserves high praise and with a variety that should ensure general and lasting reader interest."
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